On 12/14/05, Ryan Singer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I think you misunderstand my role. As Marketing Contact for the West > Coast, > it is part of my job to represent OOo to West Coast conferences that the > leadership does not attend. Marcons in other parts of the world attend > conferences all the time without funding as OOo, and report back to the > native-lang list about the experience. Since there in no English > native-lang, I report back to the marketing project about conferences in > the > American West, which I attend as a Marketing Contact of OpenOffice.org > . Are > you saying that it is less official because I am in America, or that it is > less official because I bring it up in the Marketing project? >
Oh, well, you are right. I did not understand your role. I apologize for speaking without knowledge. In that case, I don't know why it would be bad for you to go to the DLS on your own dime, other than the reasons I mentioned about rubber-stamping the CompareOffice suite. Maybe Louis can elaborate. Maybe we should have an English native-lang group. I've seen others call for a UK-English native-lang, maybe we should get a US-English native-lang. We could put words like "Yo!" and "Word up" and "Ain't" in the help section. -- - Chad Smith http://www.gimpshop.net/ Because everyone loves free software!
